Death notices highlight George Weines theater work
George Weines, longtime figure in the Athens summer theater scene, is remembered for his active contributions to local productions. The notice notes his involvement with community theater groups and his impact on staged performances during summer seasons.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
George Weines
Harold Baedecker Dies. Athens Ad Manager
Harold Baedecker 62 of 7 Pasvuw Ave Athens, longtime retail advertising manager for The Athens Messenger, died Saturday after a head attack. He was active with the Ohio Valley Summer Theater and OVST board chair. survived by wife Audrey Ackerman Baedecker, son Philip, sister Florence Rankin. Funeral Monday 3 pm at Gale Breath Chapel.
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Athens
Honld Soho
Baedecker
Pasvuw Ave
Athens Messenger
Athen
Sheltering Arms
Baemt
Baedecher
Flo W
Honey
Elizabeth Buch Baedecher
Baedicker
New York University
Theta Chi Fraternity
Triebyterian Church of
Order of Sympostarchs
the Messenger
Bankers Trust Co
New York
National Newark and Essex Banking Co
Newark
Baedécker
Oho Valley Sunmer Theater
OVST
Chatham
Mass
Monomoy Theater
Massachusetts Theater
Christopher Lane
Oho University
John C. Baker
For
Mer Ohi University
Baedechers
Ius
Queeg
Audrey Ackerman Baedecker
Philip
Los Angeles
Florence Rankin
Denver
Cole
Gale
George Heinés
Hemlock Grove
Stolger Medical
Fwing Funeral Home
Glen Wiles
Burnwall
Lemloch Grove Cemetery
Bloovingburg
Donald Vme Bolen Sr
Bloomingburg
Jagers and Sons
Rey Ray Rouse
Clarks Chapel
Mr Boley
Columbus
Fayette Memorial Hospital
Carpenter By OCT OR TREE CARPENTER WHOSE GUESTS LISTS
Recent guests of Mrs Hazel Burke included numerous families from Ohio West Virginia and South Carolina and Florida with attendance by Burke Greer Knowlton Ross Jeffers Cheadle Hoyd Smith Crabtree and others at various dinners and visits spanning Columbus Athens Huntington and Van Wert with extended family around Carroll Harrisonville and Rutland areas.
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Hazel Burke
Don Burke
End
Cincinnat
Hebron Burke
Hurricane
W Va
Michael Burke
Huntington
Roger Burke
Connie
Lisa
Penny
Charleston
Roger Greer
Roger Jr
Greenville
S& C
Myr Knowlton
Albany
Carl Ross
Circleville
Ross
William Cheadle
Reed Jeffers
Joe Banas
Columbus
Herman Cordray
Beulat Cordray
Athens
Gene Jeffers
Lavern Jordan
Richard Jeffers
Charles Yates
Hamden
Clay
Robert Mattos
John Gillogly
Mark
Gillogly
Clair Waggoner
Harnsonville
Dale Dye
Peter Kepmer
Hartford
Glen Irwin
Marysville
Chet Baumgardner
Coshocton
Clyde Wather
Thuman
Grant Price
Dan
van Wert
Ceci Blackwood
Lisa Dye
Tallahassee
Pla
Oleva Ann Smyth
Colambus
Lewis Smith
Nancy
Smith
Manford Smith
Carroll
W E Crabtree
Mav Crabtree
Ammeda
Nod Delores Hoyd
University Hospital
Cecil Hoyd
S. C
Greer
Andrew, Greer
W C
Paul Peck
Mecil Blackwood
Tallahhassee
Fla
Rex Cheadle
Cheadle
Noble Hamon
Zales
Cheadles
Robert Hamon
Woodville
Earl Starkey
Local social notes from Racine highlight visitors and guests
Ralph Blythe of Newark recent guest at Present Cross home. Mrs. Francis Morris hosted guests including Waltham of Lake near Athens, Robert Swift of Columbus, Chastine Lake. Richard Maynard and son Wayne dined with Jay Pendelton of Radcliffe. Ted Martsch and Billy of Oneida visited Mrs Martsch's parents. Fred Cadle Kenneth Syart of Axton spent time with his mother Mrs James Swart and siblings Al Crow and others. John Fisher and Kenny visited Henry Roush. Jack Fisher and Sammy of Columbus also visited. Dwight McClurg, Berea College student, visiting his parents Rev and Mrs Dale McClurg.
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Francis Morris
Racine
Ralph Blythe
Newark
Francs Mors
Waltham
Lake
Athens
Robert Swift
Columbus
Chastine Lake
Richard Maynard
Wayne
Jay Pendelton
Radcliff
Ted Martsch
Billy
Oneida
Martsch
Fred Cadle
Kenneth Syart
Axton
James Swart
Hus
al Crow
John Fisher
Kenny
Donald Fisher
Akron
Henry Roush
Jack Fisher
Sammy
Dwight McClurg
Berea
Miller Spent $33 610 In Congress Campaign
The Ohio Secretary lists Clarence Muller's reelect campaign cost 39 610 while opponent Harry Crewson and his committees spent 66 109 to win the 10th District seat. Miller spent nothing personally. Crewson, an Athens Democrat, reported 450. Porter Jr of Pomeroy donated 6 and Muskingum County Citizens For Crewson gave 20509. Both filed by Dec 20. Gift note: Botswana Red Cross sent government gift of 2100 to Geneva.
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Ohio
Clarence Muller
Congress
Harry Crewson
Miller
Washington
Miller For Congress Committee
Fairfield County
Crewson
Athens
Frank W Porter Jr
Pomeroy
Muskingum County Citzens
Fairheld County Board of Elections
Columbus
Botswana
Gaberones
Red Cross
International Red Cross
Geneva
Nigeria
Tribesman Brave Despite Spear Wound At Port Shepstone
In Port Shepstone Natal province a tribesman walked more than 10 miles to the local hospital with a spear through his chest after a cattle dispute. A lorry driver who helped him recalled the man’s calm demeanor and surprising endurance despite the grievous wound.
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Port Shepstone
South Africa
Natal
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